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THe Doilv Nebrask.an
Tuesday, September 15, T 959
Cross Country Runners
Open Against K-Statc
Track Coach Frank Sevi
has five returnees from
last year's cross country
team as they prepare for the
season opener at Kansas
State, October 10.
The returning members are
Joe Mullins, Joe American
Horse, Bill Melody, Ken Ash
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Tom Ash will be making
strong bids for spots on the
team.
After the Kansas State
opener, the Huskers return
home to entertain Iowa State.
It is the only home appear
ance for the Nebraska run
ners. The race will be run
over the Pioneer Park course.
Nebraska travels to Mis
souri and Colorado before
ending the season with the
Conference meet at Law
rence, Kansas, November 7.
Gail Hodgson of Oklahoma,
last year's champion will be
returning to defend his crown.
Tennis Meeting
All students interested in
participating in freshman or
varsity tennis should attend
a meeting at 5 p.m. Thurs
day in Room 114 of the
Physical Education Building.
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BILL JENNINGS begins his third year as head football
coach at Nebraska. Jennings served as an assistant coach
here under Pete EUjott before becoming head coach. He
was a wingback and end on the Oklahoma teams of 1938-'39-'40.
Bill is the twenty-fourth University of Nebraska head
football coach since the first full-time mentor was hired in
1893.
Klaas Is New NU Swim Coach
The newest addition to the
Nebraska coaching staff is
Richard "Dick" Klaas who
replaces Hollie Lepley as!
swimming coach, Lepley re- j
signed last spring. '
Klaas was an assistant !
swimming coach and physi
cal education teacher at the
University of Colorado prior
to coming to Nebraska. He
graduated from Iowa State
Teachers College in 1953 and
received his Masters Degree
from the University of Colo
rado in 1955. ,
Dick coached basketball at
Cedar Falls (la.) Teachers
High School for one year be
fore going to Colorado for his
Masters.
Co-Captains of this year's
swimming team are Frank
Tomson and Ron Bucklin.
Tomson competes in the
Nebraska Football Team
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Four Texas natives will be
playing on the Nebraska side
of the scrimmage line when
the Huskers open their sev
entieth season against Texas,
j Saturday.
; The Texans are Centers
Darrel Cooper and Bill Bo
hanan. End Dick McDaniel
and Quarterback Dean Co
zine. Bohanan was switched
to center the past weekend
when an injury forced Sopho
more Mick Tingelhoff to the
sidelines.
Bohanan came to Nebras
ka as a back from
Recreational
Swimming Starts
Wednesday Noon
Recreational swimming for
faculty and students will star!
Wednesday at the Coliseum
pool according to Dick Klaas.
swimming coach and physical
education instructor.
Recreational swiming will
be from 12-12:45 p.m. and 1-5
p.m. Monday through Friday.
Navarro (Tex.) Junior Col
lege where he won all-con-;
ference honors as the!
league's outstanding back, i
He was moved to the end po
sition when Nebraska needed
ends last fall.
Cooper, a 217-pounder was
named to the all-Southwest
conference freshman team
before transferring to Nebras
ka after his freshman year at
Baylor. j
Cozine played his high
school football with R. L. Pas
chal High in Fort Worth let
tering in both basketball and
football. Paschal High was
district champion in 1955 and
1956.
Injuries sidelined him last
fall but he was voted the out
standing back in the annual
alumni-varsity game last
spring.
Bohanan. McDaniel and
Cooper were members of the
Lincoln Police department
during the summer.
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backstroke and Bucklin per
forms in the individual med
ley, breaststroke ad butter
fly. Lettermen
Other returning lettermen
and their sDecialties are Rog
er Bosveld, freestyie; Larry
McClean, butterfly; Joe
Stocker, breaststroke; Dale
Voss, freestyle and Branch
Walton, diver. Tomson and
Bucklin are seniors and the
rest juniors.
Sophomores being counted
on are Jim Frank and Jay
Smith, diver;' Kuni Mihara,
distance freestyle; Jim Pick
ett; freestyle; Myron Papa
dakis, breaststroke and Lar
ry Farrell, backstroke.
A meeting will be held Oc
tober 2 for those interested
in varsity or freshman swim
ming and workouts w ill begin
about October 15. '
. Klaas' swimmers will open
the season December 17
against Kansas State in the
Coliseum pool. Last year, the
Nebraska swimming team
finished fifth in the Big Eight.
STUDENT UNION BOWLING,
BILLIARDS and TABLE TENNIS
Your Nebratka Union Garnet Areo in in desire to serve the great
est number of people at a moderate price has installed this price
policy regarding Bowling, Billiards and Table Tennis. We tell that
this price structure will be a great advantage to the students, faculty,
alumni and stoff participating in this areo during our operation
tcHcdule of 9:AM until the building closes.
In bowling, the rote of $2.45 per hour per lane, regardless of
the number of players, has been determined with the knowledge
that the Brunswick-Automatic Pinspotter will set 8 lines per hour
without any undue haste.
Your time charge will start when you check out o bowling sheet
at the control desk. We would recommend that you put on your
shoes and select a ball prior to checking out lane. Should there
bo any break down of the machine en your !...-, your card will
bo punched out at the time of stoppage and punched in again when
tho machine goes back into oction. This will be credited ogainst
your timo charge. In order to report a stoppage of the machine or
trouble on tho lones, report it-to the desk attendant. We will hove
telephones installed on the tele-scores within the next two weeks, end
these will be used to report your trouble to the control desk.
if you desire new rock of pint, there is "New Pin" button
located on the side of the ball stop.
Brunswick Automatic Pinspotters hove been installed in our new
Game Area along with their complete line of equuipment. This will
provide a continuous service throughout the year.
We know that you will enjoy bowling with them because of
the rhythm thot is set for you and with the machine perfected at it
it, we know that your scoring should improve.
In Billiards, the rate of 60c per hour per table has been estab
lished. There is no limit to the number of players to o table. We
hove five Rotation Billiard Tablet, Five Snooker Billiardt Tablet, and
Two Carom or Straight Rail Tobies.
In Table Tennis, the rate is 30c per hour per table. We have
six tables available for your use.
If you desire instructions in any of these areas, please ask
the Desk attendant. Instruction is given to you without extra cost,
however, you will be expected to pay the regular rate for the use of
these games.
MERLE REIUG
GAMES MANAGER
Frosh 3Ianagers
AH freshmen interested in
being student managers for
the football team should
contact Bob Hall at 7-1911.
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All freshmen interested In
participating in cross coun
try running should report to
Track Coach Frank Sevigne
at the Coliseum as soon as
possible.
The freshman team will
have several postal meets
with other Big Eight
schools. The distance for
freshman cross country
competition is two miles.
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